Quality outcomes of reinterpretation of brain CT imaging studies by subspecialty experts in neuroradiology.
MJ Jordan, JB Lightfoote, JE Jordan - Journal of the National …, 2006 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
PURPOSE: To determine the clinical importance and relative value of reinterpreting brain
CT imaging studies by subspecialty experts regarding changes in clinical management.
METHODS: Computerized records were queried at two institutions during the years 2002-
2003 for both primary interpretation by board-certified nonneuroradiologists and secondary
interpretation by three neuroradiologists. A total of 1,081 cases were reviewed. Each case
was initially interpreted as an emergent or urgent study. The reinterpreted studies were …
CT imaging studies by subspecialty experts regarding changes in clinical management.
METHODS: Computerized records were queried at two institutions during the years 2002-
2003 for both primary interpretation by board-certified nonneuroradiologists and secondary
interpretation by three neuroradiologists. A total of 1,081 cases were reviewed. Each case
was initially interpreted as an emergent or urgent study. The reinterpreted studies were …
Quality Outcomes of Reinterpretation of Brain CT Imaging Studies by Subspecialty Experts in Neuroradiology
JE Jordan, MJ Jordan… - Journal of the National …, 2004 - search.proquest.com
Purpose: To determine the clinical importance and relative value of reinterpreting brain CT
imaging studies by subspecialty experts with respect to changes in clinical management.
Methods: Computerized records were queried that were performed at two institutions during
the years 2002-2003 for both primary interpretation by board-certified non-neuroradiologists
and secondary interpretation by three neuroradiologists. A total of 1,075 cases were
reviewed. Each case was initially interpreted as an emergent or urgent study performed in …
imaging studies by subspecialty experts with respect to changes in clinical management.
Methods: Computerized records were queried that were performed at two institutions during
the years 2002-2003 for both primary interpretation by board-certified non-neuroradiologists
and secondary interpretation by three neuroradiologists. A total of 1,075 cases were
reviewed. Each case was initially interpreted as an emergent or urgent study performed in …
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